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Evaluation of serum allergen‐specific IgE for the diagnosis of food adverse reactions in the dog

Mueller et al., 1998

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565338277105484404
Author
Mueller
Tsohalis
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Veterinary Dermatology

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A new monoclonal enzyme‐linked immunoassay (ELISA; CMG IMMUNODOT, Fribourg, Switzerland) measuring food antigen‐specific serum IgE was used in an attempt to investigate food allergen‐specific IgE in dogs. The serum of eight dogs with clinically proven …
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